AI estate discovery
Automatically discover agents, models, tools, data, and workflows across the organization’s AI estate, including distributed cloud, SaaS, Kubernetes, and device environments.
OpenController is Lyzr’s control plane for discovering, evaluating, governing, and monitoring AI agents, models, tools, data, and workflows across an enterprise AI estate. It is intended for teams managing agents across clouds, frameworks, runtimes, and environments.
OpenController is Lyzr’s unified control plane for enterprise AI agents and the environments in which they run. It is designed to bring agents, models, tools, data, and workflows into one operational view when they are distributed across cloud accounts, regions, SaaS applications, Kubernetes workloads, and devices.
Its lifecycle model covers four jobs: discover assets across the AI estate, evaluate and govern agents before production, monitor running agents and infrastructure, and use operational signals to improve performance, cost, and security. The product is positioned as an active control layer in the execution path rather than only a registry, dashboard, policy document, or alerting system.
OpenController is described as supporting any cloud, framework, model, and runtime. Lyzr also presents it as the governance layer within its broader agent platform, with Agentic OS coordinating function-level workflows and OpenController governing the environments where agents run.
Automatically discover agents, models, tools, data, and workflows across the organization’s AI estate, including distributed cloud, SaaS, Kubernetes, and device environments.
Evaluate, validate, and govern agents and workflows before they reach production, helping teams establish an approval point before deployment.
Monitor agents, applications, APIs, and infrastructure from one control plane while they are operating.
Turn real-world usage, performance, cost, and security signals into information teams can use to improve agent operations.
The product is presented as working across clouds, frameworks, models, and runtimes rather than being limited to one technology stack.
Lyzr states that it deploys and governs AWS AgentCore, Microsoft Agent 365, and Google GeAP cloud runtimes; the available material does not detail the required configuration for each.
Platform teams can use one control layer to identify and oversee agents and related assets spread across multiple clouds, regions, SaaS systems, Kubernetes workloads, and devices.
AI and automation teams can evaluate and validate agents and workflows before release, creating a lifecycle checkpoint rather than allowing unevaluated systems to move directly into production.
Operations teams can view agents, applications, APIs, and infrastructure from a common control plane when they need to follow runtime activity across different environments.
Compliance and governance teams can use the product’s centralized view and runtime control positioning to oversee an expanding agent estate instead of relying only on separate registries, policies, or alerts.
Teams can use observed usage, performance, cost, and security signals to identify operational improvements after agents are deployed.
OpenController is Lyzr’s unified control plane for AI agents, models, tools, data, workflows, applications, APIs, and infrastructure across an enterprise AI estate.
The source describes discovery, pre-production evaluation and governance, runtime monitoring, and improvement based on usage, performance, cost, and security signals.
The product is presented as an open-architecture layer that supports any cloud, framework, model, and runtime. Specific compatibility requirements are not provided in the available material.
A registry records that an agent exists. OpenController is positioned as a control layer that can discover assets, govern agents before production, monitor them while running, and apply control in the execution path.
The product material names AWS AgentCore, Microsoft Agent 365, and Google GeAP cloud runtimes. It does not provide detailed setup instructions or integration limitations.
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